..' w I'm
_‘ slflls'nhp/llsy‘lssass lssr
, ‘ " “Windlass or Pass a ‘
Jun-tours Jennings.
flaunt-nick.
. ~bsucrn¢ Wednesdsy night at Luther
wmsnm Rim shov-
Weuounowinm. .,..,.
is! meeting tonight.
a number of the schclars or the Over
River school have the grip.
ct Jennings
Butler Lodge, 1. O. 0. ll, will re-
hearse the first degre tonight.
Miss Agnes L. Golden is confined to
the house with an attack of thegrip.
~Herring, 59. n. v. m'k’t.
The fences enclosing the property of
St. Mary's church are being repainted.
mamas .1... will hold a “tire-
side" on Tuesday evening, March 16th.
‘ . A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Phillips. of is Raymond
street. Saturday niorning.
F. B. Coleman and wife are attending
the funeral of Mrs.~ ging, of Brooklyn,
and will remain three days.
0. Ford Seeley suillgotoWorcester,
lines. Thursday,-to take charge of the
Steal-us exhibit in a cycle show there.
" Charlch. Hartwick, of Leonard street,
a driver for Adams Express company,
was presented with ' a son. last Sunday.
The Farther Lights Circle met with
lira. R. O. Sherwood, at the Baptist
parsonage, last night. Africa was dis-
cussed. ”rm
—Fine shad, 10". N. Y. m’k't.
Mr. aners Frederick Secley Gor-
ham will move from Elizabeth street to
one of the Youngs houses in South Main
street.
Uncas Tribe. I. 0. R. M, will confer
the hunter’s degree tonight. The Hay-
loft met last night, and the band had a
rehearsal. _.-
Employees of the Norwalk Tramway
company are putting in a signal for the
feed wire at the east end of the Wash-
ington street bridge.
'- A regular convocation of Butler Chap-
ter, No. 38, R. A. M , will be held to-
night. Work, Past Master's degree,
After work, oyster supper.
The Barbr-rs' Union will meet tonight
with Henry li‘roeb, of North Main street.
After business is transacted the members
will adjourn to the Imperial Cate for
"Pim- - ., _.
-—Steak cod. ma N. Y. m'k't.
The special committee appointed to
select a site for a new school house in
the Union School district will meet to-
night to hear the expression of opinions
of citizens in regard to the matter.
The funeral of Henry O‘Hara was bold
yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dence in Chestnut street. Rov. F. W.
Norris otllciated. The pallbearers were
Seth Remington. David ltcardon. John
Greenwood and Edwin For. The inter-
ment was in Riverside cemetery.
Fifty Years Ago.
Maud athsl‘s ball And within it you see.
atalfll athrt’s lavoriie cough rrtncdy.
Whether ‘lwas Asthma. Bronchitis at
troop.
Dr Ml" at nlghlwaksd the house with s
w cop.
With
I
That an cold or cough would r'st [all u! a
cars.
l
l
Ayrt’s cherry rectors! tirau'ihsr
assure
to has the styles change. but the records
at ll show
“hears cured ssihey were ”in.“
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Aysr’s Cherry Peelers!
has no equal as a remedy tor
ms; colds, and lung dis-
tance. Where other soothing
shits sillsts. Aysr's chem
it It is not a
cough syrup. which
bntdosa not sinusiti-
“: it i! O Olan'a cough
3M. and l cum. It is
:0 up in bottles. only,
m. . It '5.
' . » the w at the
vthiesi
. of Nurwalk and Heath Norwallr, are in-
, A toilette
the lilorwsllr club. tonight.
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On account of the tires at Bell Island
last season. the the insurance rates have
been doubled.
The annual meeting of the Falrlleld
County Teachers‘ mutation will be
held in Stamford, May 7th.
Miss Hattie Ferris, daughter of Br.
and Mrs. fessie M. Ferris, ol’ Bayview
avenue. is recovering from the grip.
Ber. Father O'Bullivau will preach in
St. Mary's churchmen Bunday,iu the in-
terest of missionary work in Africa.
The funeral of Richard Gilmore will
be held in the South Norwalk Methodist
EpMopal church at 2:80 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.
Our Brothers’ Lodge. 1. O. 0. P... will
hold a full dress rehearsal of the second
degree, Friday night. which will be fol-
lowed by a banquet.
William Wallace, employed by Henry
Raymond, was arrested again, last
night, for being intoxicated. He was
lined 85 thil morning.
—-Largest stock fish,lowest price,N. Y.
m’k't.
Our Brothers' Lodge. 1. O. 0. F , con-
ferred the first degree, last night, upon
A. A. Bolts. A. W. Bolts and Judge
James T. Hubbcll.
The Darien turnpike bridge will prob-
ably be completed this week. Selectman
Selleclr today expressed satisfaction with
the work thus far done.
A church sociable and the fifth anni-
versary celebration of the King's Daugh-
ters of the Norwalk Methodist church
will be held tomorrow night in the luv
are-room of the church.
South Norwalk Lodge. Knights of
Honor, will meet, tomorrow night.
There will be initiation. this being the
first candidate. Tlll' new dictator. Dr.
Huntington, will put him through.
Mrs. T. K. Noble, of Norwalk. will
give a course of live talks on parliamen-
tarylaw, under the auspices of Ruth
Wyllys Chapter, I). A. R . of Hartford.
The first of the series will be given on
Tuesday, March lo.
It is possible that Tweedy dc Co. may
turn their factory from an independent
toafair or union shop. Negotiations
toward that end are now pending be-
tween the firm and the olllccs of the
Hatters‘ asstxviatiou.—Danbury News.
Robert Roberts was armsmd by Chief
of Police Bradley. yesterday afternoon.
for intoxication. He also resisted the
Judge Hubbell, who Continued the case
‘25 bonds, furnished by John J. Hunlou.
~0peued clams. 25¢ qt. N. Y. m'k't.
Captain A. A. Ultimo-y, of Norwallr.
attended a meeting of tho «scoutiw
committee of the state Fireman‘s asst».
elation in Iflddletowu. last Saturday. it
was decided to hold the state couveu~
rice in that city May ill and iii. A com
mittee of live, of which Mr. (:hinery is
a member. was appointed to arrange for
an exhibition. Arrangement will be
made for entertaining :ioo delegates.
reading, glasses will give you relief if;
lil South Main street.
. It will he Grand Army day at the
'storeoptlcon service in the Norwalk
Buckingham and Douglas Fowler Posts,
riled to attend. The attendance last‘
Hundsy was about use.
Henator l’lutt and his friends reviewed
the inaugural parade at Washington
from the allies of the United hiatus lis-
pl't’M t'Oilmtlily. Pennsylvania avenue.
to the party were Mr. and lilrs. i'lstt.
roll and Nani-ha Eraisisiu.
' not...
A tntsaloal service willhs hold at the
Brownie chapel. Sunday. Harsh ii. at
it p. at. under the direction of Miss
Hilda fiohnsll. Aspects! feature of the
read a storywhleh will be imtasntly
interspersed with singing hy‘ths choir.
@589!!!"
airs. It. is sessions. at mum.
"altar! liar m. Ills. I. J. ow.
wholsssrlosdylilathsrhrmiatxsa-
1ch
ft“
. steam islsstmsrsriu
W attain stilts any. sat sun
«a
eveningf'wlllbshcldat
Eugene Schmidt isncw employed in
the Melissa Life Insurance occi-
Thc Norwalk Board of Health held a
meetinglast night and transacted routine
business.
oilicer. Today he was brought before 3
until Friday. Roberts being placed under «
. . i
mllcadaches or blurred Vision when;
properly fitted. ll. 8. liood. optimum}
Opera House. next Sunday aftermum.’
ins l”
I ee .
too lbs Purs White ’
Lead costs. $5.25
7 gals. Raw ill! at ~
33 cts gallon, 2.3 I!
$7.56
his. and Mrs. ltussell lt‘rost. Henry llll'g
master» will be singing lay sis small,
children. In. lilo ll. Parsons will?
, Absolutely sure.
lebrated or its greatleavanlng r
argmmtnllriess. Assufres the foodflw
atom and a! terms 0 ad teration colni
men to the cheap brands.
liorar. Basilio Powers 00., New York.
NEW OFFIGEBS GHOSEN
W...-».-.
the Annual Meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company.
JESSE ll. FERHIS ELEGTEO FOBElllll
A constillss Appoints! lo Entertain Firemen
trout Across the Sound and to Arrange for
s lls'urs Visit—Sixty Dollarsltelisd
at line ascent Concert.
The annual meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder company was held last
night. The odlcers elected were as fol-
lows: .
Foreman. JesseM. Ferris.
Fast assistant foreman, Frederick L.
Northrop. ,, .
Second assistant foreman, Ernest Tal-
madget ..
Secretary. Charles W. Stow.
Assistant secretary. Leo Davis.
Treasurer. Frank N. Ferris.
Steward, J. J. Goodwin.
Member of finance committee to suc-
ceed W. C. Footc, who was placed on
the retired list, Charles A. Walters.
A committee. consisting of l“. N. Fer-
ris and D. W. Barton]. was appointed
to confer with Captain Charles T.
Lowndcs regarding the reception of the
members of the Northport lire depart-
ment when they visit South Norwallr,
and also to arrange fora return visit
from llld Well.
, The committee on the recent pinoelile
,‘ tournament was discharged, with
:thanlts. The committee appointed to
loontcr with tho Arlen socit-tv‘s represen-
‘ tstivc teportwl. and the matter was laid
on thetaltle. ‘
A vote of thanks was txtcnded ioJ.
W. Studwcllaud W. S. Stnrtcvaut for
a pianosml a lump loaned for the mar-at
concert. The entertainment. the com—
mittee reported, netted the company
nearly $60.,
«or. it. c. Flower on lotus Leaves.
Dr. it‘ll. l-‘lowcr says: "it is my
candid opinion that lattes leaves will
cure nine out of trn of allwfomulo tits-
eases." Price. $3; ”it. For sale by R. H.
Plaisit-tl, druggist.
TO LET .
on Fmut‘tlltlt‘I'l‘ortur. Sim-u- ill lilo I «w
I I I
Lincoln Building,
warm: s'rttI-ttzi'. Tao nouns runs!
\l'ltrllilMi'l‘th fi'l'llliltl'l‘.
For use as Storcs, Worhpihops. or for
Manufacturing Purposes.
Location Central; Unsurpassed Shipping
Facilities.
l‘ower Furnished to Tenants on Long
use.
Possession Now Given} on April lst
Leases.
TAYLOR at GOLDEN,
14 wasumtrros srunicr.
M ill-it’ll l0 gallons paint cost-
ing 75 (Mile pct‘ gal.
(lrifyou wuut the-beet ready
mixed point there is made,
we have it:
P. W. lllil'llll r" CU.‘S.
Gemstoclt. Watkins
at Dow,
t t a WASHINGTflN il'l‘ll lili‘l'.
D. 'w. Talisman.
IMP. raster 4“
m alum
, ELEGANTRSTVLESl
l
i
Shoulders.
Valasola Orangds,
fancy Lemons,
- 1c!» Pound
, 20 for as eta
. Yrs tons ate
0
F. D. LAVIl’Oll d 00., ZZVSouth Isln Street
EDWARD STREET.
It will pay you to examine the
. . . . .BARGAINS
s eszsrrt: concise. soswsts coss.
This will be another bargain week.
We will do even better by you than we
did last week. Raul the following
prices.
lfiiast Pork, lo a lb
Sausage, so a lb
Sirloin steak. Me a In
Rib Roast, from dc to 12c a lb
Corned beef, from 50 to 10 a lb
Fresh Hams,
Fresh Shoulders, 70 a lb
A full line of fresh fish at the lowest
price. Free delivery.
New York Market
"All 8. "Eli, Prop.
" ' 7M secs? "9”,"? 6 Di,“ ”i A
15 MOST HERE.
HAVE YUU SECURED TICKETS ON THE TWU
BEAUTIFUL PEERLESS BtcchEs
We Give Away Free?
ON THAT DATE.
SPLENDID WEAR”
SUPERB FIT!!!
---AND-——-
PRICES THE Lowest!
Maire a Combination that Cannot be BEAT.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
40 and «12 Wall street. NORWALK. CONN.“
Bicycle Repairing!‘
The rod of our tools have arrived and we are now fully equipped to do all kinds
of repairing and light machine jobblng. and our ten years of rrlerleuce as trades
“u.“ "my“ us {l‘t'l instilled in claiming ability to do llrst~claas work. We have
no high priced own to pay. but do our work ourselvesmnd orinsequontly we do not
hero to charge fancy prices. We overhaul and adjust bicycles and guarantee to
put them in good running order. liadlu' wheels simulally attended to. We are
agents for tire
lde, Syracuse, Empire and
Bicycles!
And we carry a lull line of Cameras and Photographic Supplies at the
lowest prices.
RICHARD.ON IIOU¢ a“
ll) Not llt Main Street, South Norwnllr.
,. Princeton
lls‘rvs it lsinBlsolt and
hlts l
o.
OUII
so last long gs feet wide. so feet
high, Contains “so square test, it
will talta for two coats,
it Isllsss Lssgtsss s lsrtlsss
Paints. tam titss:
l gallon L. and M Paint, Iago
_ .i 4 " Linseed .25
rsisr
Mil... Winners“.
0! 0!.” I’IIthlaON
' in transit onsasms.
No better than We know
grain; we ought to.
put all our knowledge and
experience into that one
thing.
ience dumped in with every
beg you buy here.
Manuel T. Hatch.
lOcalb ..
is linm‘in‘s Cal
herbal tonic stirm
nignlates the live
. "tailor “W a"...
' Mortars
Knows
Cheese
We
You get some of this exper-
l
We are not guessing or
‘gassing” when we tell you
Reductions ‘ in men’s
We ofl'cr you. When taking inventory,we‘ marked everything 'way , are the inducements wonder
down. Some articles we marked at 1-4 and 1-5 of their cost. that we can give you the to get you to part withyour
in dress trimmings, we make quite a display, and prices are so low you best, grain the market all gold ‘ . , , 3 _.
will say you aeversaw them so cheap. , - -
We know You will find something to buy it' You look at them. fulfils ’ Writes: $111.] $7 50 ~' 1
-—-—-—-— 11y 0a 8 a S c can. ' - H
EDWARD STREET! \ “We “mm“
our $10 and 12.00 Suits. 319;,
This is a good chance i for,
you to save from $2.501; .
$4.50 on a suit; mostly all .
sacks-*brorms» Marksman ’
checks and mixtures. '
Branch Oilicc, Solmans’ Liv-
ery Stable.
ers, with sailor collars, navy
blues and wine colors, ‘ »
500 ~
Our guarantee: Your
WANT ANYTHING t
» ey refunded. '
man, .,
i _ _ Wmm' 1s m Ad Store open evenings. _-.;_:_
DONOVAN aLocK‘twasnmoron STREET maggom-hmgmfl . p
I9 Railroad Plano. , ' .,
~--—-~-~——~ ~ oms cc
D -.
AOKSON 5 PHOTOGRAPHS . _ .
iszittititlttiiitettituttttriz 3°"t'"°" Bros
:2. Memo mum Standard of Excellence! '
Delhi D l .v t ifFl . JA 8033' PLAT NOTY El'tlll'l‘llAlTS -
n Mtlllllnzl‘ndlastnf'lrlsverfullltoilorCsKandallarchltc-‘cturalSorkasmclnltv. are beau Bill Tldli! l‘ SOUTH "l. 3'.
I. M. JACKSON, Photographer, 53 Wall Street. Norwalls. O! The Swill" for Dy§mpfi:::LlV0l’al)mplflln‘ 50' '.~.lt'
.-. .- _,__~_ M ””3 Rheumatism, Custlveness. General Dehlllly
cry King forlhe Nerves. This
dates the digestive organs.
r and restores the system to
MILFORD I. Oll’fll
M '.
vigorous health undone-rates. Samples free. TWO NORWALK.
lgiritfill packages 0de etc. Sold only by G.
(Noggin. Soutli-horwallt. and 1' P. Weed STORES. SO. NORWALK.
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Enriches the mind, but the kind found
in this space enriches the pocket-book.
Blue B'rd‘
the harbinger of spring has not yet put
icd assortment of spring styles is open
for, you inspection. We will continue to
which have won the r putation they at;
well deserved. Our '
G 0d Reading!
While the
in its appearance, our immense and var-
make to order the trousers for $3.50
line of
Ready-Made
Clothing .
will. as in years passed, surpass an
shown in town. 0st specialt this woe
is s. nobby Colored Bosom hirt, at $1
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS, Thelailor,
Clothicr, Hotter and Furnisher.
Ishaolrstes lists! Ilsst. South lsnsslh.
It Isn't Any "or!
to ridoous of the bicycles that we lull
They spin over the ground so saith that
you imagine that unsettling ah than
your legs is “ruining the motive ”or.
Because they run caller. they last met.
chews...“
t9 MAIN HTII‘T.
Norwulh,
does.
'1!
ilk
u"... .dfi.‘ r“
the
citeshiaw !
drassl‘ov swaliamt
tints m semis
’l‘eacl .ats "
Paisisrs’_
i i an " i'uolr
«lullfi. will-’3? sv »
it is v
ll”
A few dozen men’s mob y'
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